[Issue 126053] Save to .doc adds break at first paragraph on second page when first page has "First Page" style.

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https://bz.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=126053

jwatson5@progressive.com changed:

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--- Comment #4 from jwatson5@progressive.com ---
Using the attached document, X.odt, I was able to recreate the issue.  When
saving in Word 97/2000/XP format, I am prompted to "Keep Current Format", which
I select and the save completes.  I then reopen the document in Word 2010 and
see that it is in Compatibility Mode.  I don't see it noted below which version
of Word the document is reopened in.  I only have Word 2010 available to me.

Another comment below indicated that the export save was done to Word
2010/Windows 7 format.  That version isn't available to me, so I did not try
that conversion.

For additional tests, I created a document with 3 pages to see what impact that
had on the results.  Each of the following cases produced the same results. 
After saving as Word 97/2000/XP format and opening in Word, a page break was
added after paragraph 2.  The third paragraph now starts on page 3, with the
document being 4 pages long.

- Added First Page Format at a spot on the first page.
- Added First Page Format at the end of paragraph 2 (which is on the second
page of the Writer document).
- Added First Page Format after the third paragraph

As a final series of tests, I worked with a two page document, trying each of
the other Page Format options.  None produced the same results as "First Page".

I have attached the two test documents that I worked with for my tests, one of
two pages and the other of three.  Both have not had any formatting changes
applied to them, so saving to Word 97/2000/XP should not result in any page
breaks.  But adding First Page Format should produce the results outlined
above.

I am using Writer 4.1.1 on a Windows 7 machine.

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